Our Miami superintendents inspect every roof in person

On-site diagnostics identify active leaks, evaluate storm wind damage, assess flat roof repair cost, and calculate full roof replacement requirements across Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Direct Telephone Hotline 305-815-7208

Answered directly by Miami dispatchers Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM for emergency roof repair Miami 33155 calls and scheduled estimates.

Field Operations & Headquarters 4931 SW 75th Ave, Miami, Florida 33155

Crews, staging trailers, and sheet metal fabrication equipment dispatch daily from this yard across Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Written Estimate Correspondence [email protected]

Send building architectural plans, elevation photos, or municipal inspection correction notices directly to our Miami estimators.

Verified Service Pricing Ranges
Roof Repair 523–5,230 USD
Asphalt Shingle Replacement 9,000–18,000 USD
Standing Seam Metal 18,000–45,000 USD
Concrete & Clay Tile 22,000–55,000 USD

Final quotes depend on roof size, material type, slope, tear-off, permits, and Miami-Dade HVHZ rules.

Our Miami estimators review your roof request and check permit records

Complete the intake fields below to request an on-site roof evaluation. A field estimator checks municipal permit records and contacts you with inspection windows.

What happens from your initial inspection request to the final building sign-off

A rigid five-step structural procedure governs every roofing contract in Miami-Dade County to prevent hidden decay and ensure full compliance with High Velocity Hurricane Zone building codes:

1. Physical Roof Sounding & Deck Moisture Assessment

Field superintendents climb your roof to sound the plywood sheathing, photograph cracked tiles, check metal valley rust, and inspect rafter tails inside the attic space for moisture intrusion.

2. Fixed Scope Proposal & Product Approval Verification

Written proposals specify exact material manufacturers, underlayment ratings, fastener schedules, and Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) document numbers.

3. Municipal Permitting & Wind Uplift Calculations

Engineering staff pull the required municipal building permit directly with Miami-Dade County or your specific local city building department, filing all necessary documentation.

4. Complete Tear-Off, 8d Ring-Shank Re-nailing & In-Person Inspection

Roofing crews strip existing layers down to bare decking, replace rotten wood, re-nail the sheathing at six-inch centers, and schedule an on-site building inspector before secondary dry-in begins.

5. Final Waterproof Covering & Wind Mitigation Sign-Off

We install your specified shingle, metal, or tile system, complete final flashing terminations, conduct magnetic fastener sweeps, and supply signed wind mitigation insurance affidavits.

Common questions about roof estimates, municipal permits, and storm damage inspections

How quickly can a field superintendent inspect our roof in Miami-Dade?

For standard roof replacement estimates, we typically schedule physical inspections within 24 to 48 hours of intake. If you have an active ceiling leak during a rainstorm, our emergency dispatch team prioritizes same-day assessment to place temporary waterproof poly seals over the affected roof slope.

Do you handle the Miami-Dade County building permit paperwork?

Yes. As a licensed Florida roofing contractor, A&E Brothers Roofing prepares all permit packages, pulls the master building permit, supplies Miami-Dade Product Approval NOA documents, attends required municipal deck nailing inspections, and procures the final certificate of completion.

What factors cause a roof replacement quote to adjust?

Final binding costs depend on physical roof square footage, roof pitch and slope complexity, the number of rotten plywood decking sheets discovered upon tear-off, whether existing layers require special disposal handling, and the specific roofing system chosen (architectural shingle, Galvalume standing seam, or clay/concrete tile).

Can you install a new shingle layer over my existing roof to save money?

No. We refuse to install second layers of shingles. Miami-Dade High Velocity Hurricane Zone building code requires complete removal of old coverings down to raw sheathing to verify deck nailing and secondary water barriers. Overlaying shingles traps moisture, accelerates wood rot, and violates current hurricane code.